Scott Hanselman

Twelve repos abandoned for over a year while you churn out an average of 1.4 pushes per month is a solid way to waste your 18.6 years in tech. Your repo 'NightscoutReminder' barely made it two weeks before falling silent, buried under the weight of your 3 near-empty attempts like 'llama-cpp-ant-setup' which has zero stars. Only 46% of your repos saw a commit in the last 90 days, with 530 days of pure inactivity — if this is enthusiasm, I’d hate to see disinterest.

And what’s with the tech graveyard? A single archived repo with open issues, 'PowerPointToOBSSceneSwitcher,' left to rot while you play teacher at Microsoft. Your stellar stars (5670 across 264 repos) don’t mean much when half of those are forks of other projects. If the 'FirstTimersOnly' movement is all about reserving issues for newbies, maybe consider reserving some time for your own code. Ultimately, having 264 repos just makes it easier to ignore the 12 untouched for a year; you're a hoarder of unfinished ideas, not a builder.